Khanka

derived primarily from poppy and opium, a russian drug meant to be injected, made at home usually.

Come on, lets go back to my house and shoot up so Khanka.

by crazyem August 28, 2011

Kafkajillion

A number that is so high that umpteen does not begin to describe it. These numbers would be a waste of time to count to.

Derived from Franz Kafka, an author known for such absurdist fiction as The Metamorphosis, The Trial, and a short story about Poseidon being too busy filing sea-paperwork to enjoy his dominion over it.

Whether the k in Kafkajillion should be capitalized (when it's not starting a sentence) is a matter of preference.

Robert: "You know what? Prove it."

Jane: "I can think of kafkajillion examples off of the top of my head, but let's start with..."

by robotTimepiece December 17, 2021

Khafaji

A man with a fat juicy cock who can please any women with just a stare. I can’t even express how good that dick taste. I’d rather suck his cock all day then have drake take me to a 7 star dinner with Gordon Ramsey as the chef.

I’m sooooo horny I need me a khafaji rn

by Random man from Minnesota January 30, 2022

kafkaism

A religion surrounding the Honkai Star Rail playable character Kafka, as many people simp over her.

“Yeah I’m actually a kafkist, I practice.. you know.. Kafkaism? I worship Kafka, basically.”
“What the fuck Angela I asked you if you wanted cornography”

by Oliolifr May 21, 2023

British Khakadoo

A person of colour ( Black, Yellow, Brown etc.) who is british.

That asian is a British Khakadoo

by DeShawn Marquis Darnel December 22, 2021

Kafkaesque

adjective

Something people say to sound really smart.

This arugula salad is quite kafkaesque, don't you think?

by Cornell Professor May 29, 2010

Kafka Collective

Kafka Collective (also known as kkafkah) is an anonymous team of (restless) artists residing on Maui who collaborate on guerilla art projects. The name Kafka (evolved from the Disciples of Saint Marko) is an anagram of the artists' initials, though they enjoy the literary reference.

Kafka's work has been known to crop up in forests, alleys, and bathroom stalls all over the island. Most projects are conceptual and experimental, but the main goal of each is to create or place something in a public space that will inspire, awe, confuse or generally provoke thought in anyone that might happen upon it.

Passerby: Whoah! Was that the Last supper in the crevice between two buildings? ....Kafka Collective must've been here.

by anonymouskkafkah August 19, 2010